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The Osceola times., 1887-06-04

BLooMINGroN, Ills, Sept. is, 'S2
Messrs. F. J, Cheney s 20, Tol.
edo, O.: Have taken Halls Catarrh
Cure. Had catarrh all my life; au
4S years old. Had asthma 10 wears,
and dreadful cough for FIVE years
Have taSen everything; went to the
Hot Springs; | have doctored with
the doctors here; l have done moth
ing but take medicine for 10 years.
When | commenced using Halls
Catarrh Cure | was almost dead.
sent for the doctor the day got
Halls Catarrh Cure, and ! told him
that would die any way and that |
would try your medicine, | was very
bad. How | suffered for 8 years! /
could hardly breathe at times. | saw
Halls Catarrh Cure advertised in the
papors and commenced taking it. |
would have been under the ground
to-day if it had not been for that. |
have not had one bad spell of cough
ing since. In breathing my head feels
well and | am well. 1t has done me
a thousand dollars worth of good
There are ten of my friends, on see
ing what it had done for me, taking
it, and it is helping them. l only
wish tina! every one who has catarrh.
asthma aud bad cough could see
me, so that | could tell them all to
take it. All that know me here know
how ! have suffered. G have been
here since 1858 aud say to me that
" I am 50 glad you found something
that could cure you" Every one
says, d" How much better you look"
The doctors say they are glad |
found Halls Ca,arrh Cure as they
could not cure me.
l cannot express my gratitude to
you for the good Halls Ca,arrh Cure
has done me, You can use as much
Of this letter as will do the afflicted
good. Publish it to the whole world
lit is all true and they should know
it. JOSEPHINE CHRIsMAN.
406 East North street.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
TRUSIEE'S SALE

NOTICE is hereby given tha, under and by
virtue Oi Deed If trust made. executed and
delivered to A Bulck, as trustee, (who has
since resigned his trustreship, and I. the under
signed. appointed IN his steAd), tp secure Saline
Is Price aud J W Prize In the sum of 500, Oh
and ,nt,r'st from tne lat day Of December. 1855
until paid, ] as such rruste. VIII. on
THURSDAY, JUNK 23I,D. 1897.
at 9 from door OF The Court House IN The town
Of Osceola, Ar snsAs. Offer for sale AZ public
nntcry to the highest bidder, For 'Asn IN
HAM. the following d'scrihed property, ns de-
scribed In said Deed ia rust, ss the T. soi y
l. OF section 20, Township Is n, and Rsncc
9 Fast, c'utaining 30 acre- of lHud, more or
lees, to sAti. f. said Indebtedness
Sal. to take pla G within legal hours
This May q. 1851. +. . HALE.
5-2s-f Trustee
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
The popular remedy for
ch.lls; Armistead's Ague
Tonic.
SUMNER TouI.

The TINES has TO be out on time,
consequently, its staff being neoos-
sarily limited, must remain near
home. But, in order to keep up
with the prevailing custom of "Sum-
mer Touring" and after discussing
the subject in secret session for a
week or two, it was finally decided
that trip to Plum Point, Tenn,
should serve for this season. With
that object in view, all hands pitch
cd IN last week, and by 10 o'clocI,
Saturday, the entire issue of the 2Sth
was mailed and distributed. The
services of Uncle Dan Key were
brought into requisition, who ferried
US across the chute; a half mile wal (
across the bar brought US to Tom
Browns watermelon ranch. Tom
was IN one Of his happy moods and
r1wed US across the channel, and
enlivcned the trip with an occasion.
al catfish story. At the Point we
received a hearty welcome ut the
hands Of Messrs. q. f. Pettey, l.
A. Morris, and l.. G.. Cleerc, aud
their hospitable wives and interest.
ing little folks. Al their respective
boards, which were alternately visit.
ed, all the delicacies of the season
were displayed aud partaken: the
interim was devoted to croquette,
lounging IN the shade, and social
conversation. Monday an excursion
IN the Dew-berry patch was organ
ized, which resulted in picking is
gallons OF luscious dew berries, land
here let US ask, why are dew-ber-
ries not cultivated and raised for
market? In point of flavor and
quality, the straw berry is inferior,
and far less prolifc.) Altogether
our Summer Tour was most enjoy
able one. In fact Mrs. X. enjoyed
the surroundings so much that when
the hour arrived Monday evening
for the return trip, she actually for
got to get in the skiff, and is still
over the river-eating dew-berries
and cream, we suppose,
The Grandest! The Greatest,
The Best! There is pothing like it.
1t never fails. Cuban Chill Tonic,
the great West Indies Fever and
Ague Remedy, introduced in this
country from Cuba, cures Chllls and
Fever, Biliousnoss and Liver Com
plant every time. Try it, it will
save your life. Sold only by Bac-
chus 4 Fletcher.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
Notice..

That ], the undcrsigled. as the adninI-trator
~ the Estate m j d Davies, drceSsed Wi ai
tbs July Term. 1897, Of III: 'rooste Court Of
Mississippi Joun'y, Arkansas, apply to said
Court for an order IN sell all tho real Estate be-
longing N the est ,tr OF J. r Davies lying in
G,ssne County, Arkansas, TO- rr-invas;mrni,
protection and prs-cryat!1n Of said Esrtic,
when and where AL parties having sny interest
in said Real Esiste are notified tn appear and
inlsrposo such objections 10 the granting OF said
order as ,hcy may desir-,
This May 21th 1897 X HARRiSlN.
Admir- Est r. Davies. deed
@ W ThOugs1E. au'y.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE

NOTICr l. FRERY GIVEN. That. In and
by vitue " a decree oi part tion mad hv Tho
Mississippi County Circuit Court At its May
term 1857. In the cause Of James Walker. ct 81 ,
ssainst John W Buckner, ct al .. We, re Com
missioners of ssid Court will. on
THURSDAY, TUr 5TH DAY OF JULY. lTs7
at the door qfthe Court House in Oscrola, ARR
within legal hOurs proceed TO sell at public
vendue, on credit OF three months. the "
: OF SECTION II, In Township Is. n Range Is.
Eat, Missis-ippi Cvunty, Ark 10 the highest
blder
Purchaser 10 give note with good security,
and lien retained on the Land until paid for
j j CAkR,
A @ RUCkER,
A J CLARK,
6-2S-4 Comnirs oners
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
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This Book, perfect wade mecum, is
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in 1857 will receive a copy of the
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THE WORLD. In consequence Of
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duction of this work we are compel
led to withdraw all our offers of dis
count.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
Nor EorNn NAMING

Weighed in the balance and
found wanting is a true maxim
when applied to many things, but
3" Certain Chill Cure islands the test
and does not disgrace its name for
fever and all maarial diseases.
Sold on a positive guarantee, by
Gaylord & Hale. 2w.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
Why will YOU suffer with a shak.

ing Chill or burning Fever? Try
Cuban Chill Tonic, the great West
lrdies Fever and Ague Remedy. 1t
will quickly cure you. Two doses
will stop a chill, one bottle breaks
them up for years. Go to your
druggist, Bacchus & Fletchers. and
try il.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04

The editor Of the Creighton, No.
Clipper, says the farmers in his Ia.
cality are busy tickling the bosom
Of mother earth. Being a single
man, as he is, he ought to blush
once or twice before he speaks of it
in that way.-LMo. and Kan. Farm
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
PROBATE COURT NOTICE

Notice is h-reby given, That ~ a dminisira-
tor Of the Estate of David Metzser, deceAsod
| Will petition the Probate Court of Missis,igpl
County, Arkansas, at tue Jull ter,n. 1851, i1r
IN order OF sale OF the W Of section S in
ownship Is. N, and Range IL East, Nisss-
slppl County, Ark f1r th- purpose Of paying
tie debts of said Estate, C.. MEIZGEk
5. : Srumes, Atty. Admir-
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
s, 900 AGENT wANTEDi Donble liicsi /
HI WARDS LIZ }0F
BE ECHER,

Infinitely the n ost valuable because coming 80
closely from thr talui,t lu.H.- .nt ~ a mas ter
hand engaged in Labor OF Love- Richly
di ately Millions want this stiudt rd Life Of
the greatest Preacher and Orator of The age
Quick Is the word Territory in great dema nd
Send for circultrs and SOC. for outittn F. HOL-
DOWAY g. co, Pubs. 81. Louis. Mo 1t
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04

TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN Know ye,
That Joseph Carson h.s this day redeemed the
M Sec %. q lS n. l5. r, So Mississippi
County. Arkansas, by paying into the ouu ty
reasurY the sum Of sl9, % n full II all taxes
penalty and costs due Q eaid land Said land
yss sold At ,olet or's Sale May IS 1855 and
trhTe 5ougat by y. w andJ p owan
! his May l9, 1887 HUGH Il NcVElGH,
flerk 90 Court
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
CGUe Dunes -9!mctrat
NEW ORLEANS,

IS the 5est newspaper published in
/ the South,
BccauSe:
Its able editorials from the pens of
accomplished writers deal with the
great and live issues OF the day.
Its complete telegrsphic service, es-
pecially its Southern service. has
reached a point OF perfection never be-
fore attained by any journal publishedin
this section; and to day the Times
DEMOCRAT stands abreast with the
leading papers of the United States.
Its commercial and market reports
are carefully prepared and can be relied
uron for accuracy and completeness.
he SUNDAY edition (i2 20 10 pagesl
has in addition to the news and other
n'nerial contained in the daily, columns
OF original and contributed reading
matter carefully selected, giving the
lntest events in the world mind OF
Fashion and OF Society.
A special feature is It's unsurpassed
ttanslations OF the choicest literature
W be found in the foreign press.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04

Monthly irregularities are relieved
and cured and much suffering saved
to woman by use Of Bradfeld's Fe.
male Regulator. II.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04

From letters received By friends
we learn Of the death Of Mrs. Nancy
, a, Edriagton, which took place at
her residence, in Memphis, on Fri
day, May, 9Th 1887. Mrs. Edriug-
ton was a.native Of Osceola, where
she resided and reared large fami-
ly, removing TO Memphis SOM after
the death Of her husband, which oc-
cured sometime ia 1873. She had
been in delicate health for a number
Of years, and her death was no sur
prise to her many friends and rela-
tons here, who were kept spprised
OF her shaking condition.
The great, the only remedy
for chills and fevers-Armi-
stead's Ague Tonic.
AN ifate colorcd father. whose
little daughter, mere child in years,
had been cn,iced TO elnpe and mar
ry her fathers hired man, created a
little breeze Of excitement las, Thurs
day night, as he gave chase to the
fleeing couple and vowed vengeance
upon those who took part in beguil
ing his I" gal from his fatherly care
and protection. The marriage laws
of the state are plain and simple,
and il strictly observed, much an
noyance might be saved. from the
issuance of the license to the per-
formance Of the marriage rites.
Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great
West Indies Fever and Ague Rem.
edy, cures the chill, dries up the
burning fever, carries of the black
bile, puriGes the blood, makes the
sick well and the miserable happy.
Try it! Try it now! Sold by your
druggist, Bacchus & Fletcher. y
DiID-'Squire A. J. Lynch, of
Eltnot, died at his residence last
Tuesday. the 3lst, ult.. of pneumo-
MIA, and was buried by Osceola
Lodge No. n, a. F. and A. Masons,
of which he was a bright and honor
ed member. ON "Wednesday, June |.
Mr. Lynch had been resident of
Mississippi county IL years, and was
% years old at the time of his death.
An honorable, upright citizen, loved
and respected by all his neighbors,
he enjoyed the confidence aud es-
TEEN Of all who knew his worth. He
leaves four living children-one
married daughter, one single, and
two young boys to mourn his loss.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
SErD Owe DOLEYR,

UOrI ca" live at home and make more msn.
III II ey at work for u, than al anything els,
lOU in this world tgpiiSl not needed you
are started rec Both scxe-. all ages Any one
can do The work Large earnings sure from first
start Costly ontft and terms free Better not
delay. Coht- you nothing to send us your sd-
dress and fnd ont; If yon are wise you will do
80 a. once. II uALLETr x TO-, Port!aud, Me
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04

mnnTU o. be made Cut this out and re
MI lV h, Y turn to Us, aud we will send you
HOI'D free something Of great value and
importance TO you, that will start you In husi-
ness which win bring vou In more money right
away Than anything else in the world. Any ore
can do the rulk nnd live at home kiiher sex
all ages. -umehirg new, that just coins money
for all workers Nevill start YOU; ca ital not
needed This is one OF the genuine, important
chances Of lifetime. Those who are ambiti ,us
and ,nterprsing vii not delay Grand outfit
rec. Address 1RUE 70 Augusta, Maine.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
PRAIRIE NANCE,

ITcH, and Scratches of every kind
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
& HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
MANHOOD
iND
Sexual sycr
BY the u.e of
NEP WITT a

Thousands II cases Of Nervous Debility.
mental aud physical weakness. lost manhood.
nervous prost alton, results Of iudiscrciions,
cNceHsas or any cause, cured By Netyfa No
remedy ever offered TO the afflicted has met
with such unprecedented success II he's no
cqua for curing all forms OF NERVOUS WASTE,
ENHAUsTiuN, DEBILITY on DECAY. Its heue-
1'iGl l'cts are INN ediAtcly pcrcepjiblc; IN
a lev weeks after c. mnencins It's use feeling
Of 7entwed ligur anu rireneth is apparent. IL
effects prompt aud radical cure, and T. the
only safe urd "Gectual remedy known for cur
iug all forms of Nervous Debility from any
cHt-e. iis elects are prrrns. rnt, No matter
ON aggravated yfnr euse, bow many rsmr-
dies Y.u have tried, ~ how many doctors have
'ailcl When the diecasc has hHflcd tha
skill cf be q beet physician when melancholy
and dcrTAir hsvr t.ken the place uf hope ahd
The world looks blank and dreAry, NeTviis
will Inspire new life aud permanently enre
body and mind II TT cases cured ly is gso
IA 1884. StToug iaith that /. Will cure every
case prompts me 10 send trial package on
receipt o, 10 scuts for postage, etc Name
this paper
DR. A G. oLiS. Box 2i2, Chicago. III.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
REDEMPTION oFLASDs.

Call and subscribe for the TIMES.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04

wehave splendid lots sud pleGty offorage for
Drovef.. kesphrst-class harness stock. and all
kinds Of vehicles OF the latest styles. oar fin
Ruggles and horses are always on hand. Your
patronage Is respectfully solicited
An pGss bic care taken TO prevent accidents .
but no responsibility for AnY that may occur.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04
Wanted,

To trade or sell-two Buggies and
Harness, in good repair. Will trade
for hogs or cows. Call on or ad-
dress, o. B. FERGUSON.
Oscenla. Ark.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04

MIR. Ralph Semmes resumes bis
old position with the firm OF n. l.
Avery & Co.
The Osceola times., 1887-06-04

The great, the only remedy
for chills and fevers-Armi-
stead's Ague Tonic.
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another minute I'll call in tne police. !"
Whereupon the fakir laid his finger
knowingly along the south side Of his
nose and drew the party out to the side
walk.
"It's all O. r." said he. ''give rs
the watch and wait here for me min
ute.''
Then he slid into the pawnbroker' s
and returned within sixty seconds, and
handed $2l.85 to the victim.
Il want three dollars more" said
he.
20. he amt got nothing to do with
that, you know" protested the fakir.
well he's got tho watch and the
ticket. loaned you three dollars on
that, and l mean to have it back OF
you and that fellow will be arrested
Ha! Here comes police officer"
Again the fakir slid into the store
without loss of time and shortly
emerged with three dollars.
II hsd to borrow it." said he, and hi
sneaked of quite rapidly. The victim
breathed big. big sigh. and returned
to Brooklyn, once and for all time re
tired from the pawn ticket business
Brooklyn IN. y Eagle. =
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Things One Don't like to Hear.


''And filthy. dear brethren. -
"Here Is the milliner's bill, Algy-
only seventy-five dollars"
mo. Mr.. Smyth; but l will be sister
to you"
Il say, jenkins. heard good story
to-day, and l must tell it to you."
.'Mr. De Browne. your services will
not be required after Saturday next. "
If ye place, sorr, Miss Heavyswell
tould me to tell you she's not at home. !"
'sChsrles. it is half-past three O'Clock.
Where have You been been until this
houre"
Good morning.. am introducing
. work which should be in every IL
brary."
'.You want to marry my daughter,
ehe Well, young man, what are your
expectstionsp"
s'WhSn will you be ready to return
that ten dollars, RobinsonP This il the
fifth time I've asked you for it"
-, Alfred, what do you thinks
received = letter from dear mamma thjs
morning. and she's coming to spend Z
month With rs. Loo AnQsies 1fibssr
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RANDOM snora

-0ensral Tuttle's reputation
would have been IL better trim to-day
II he had defended the Unisn BY means
Of substitute. Chicago Nssca
Mr.. Blaine. IL seems, can not
prevail upon Mr.. Gladstone TO como TO
America But can't Mr.. Gladstone
prevail on Mr.. Blaine to remain In En-
glandp- C1icaoo Times.
Rev. 4 Il 4 burchsra mas oeea
interviewed ON the Grand Army bust
ness. He sympsthises With 1utt's' Dus
evidently thinks the General mas mads
. fool Of himself. -Se Lossss Aepsossoa"s
Now the statement is thas
"Blafne OF 4aine-kight" on the Kan
sas Pacific documents was brother
long deferred brother. u : straw
berry marx can Pc proaucee me ssofy
= complete. -A'oe"s I ~ ~ 1".e~
- photograph IN scotland Wa
unable TO take : picture OF Mr. Blame.
ON account OF the rapidity w1tn wnich
that statesman changed aas pesit'on
and appearance. Il came very easy
to MIR. Blaine - 40 snat' ne mas nso :
good deal Of practice -CSscogo Ns0s'
-Thomas e Powell, the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor OF Ohio
was . private soldier IN the Union
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FoR THE cHILpREN's SAKE.

For the sake Of the children. dry your tears,
Shield their hearts from the SORROW OF ripper
years;
Ger the road that is rough bear them on with
smile.
Though the nints are piercing your feet the
For Il Is meet
That life be sweet
To the child.
For the sake OF the children, let never q tone
OF anger from lips Of yours be known;
Let them hear no sound Of the terrible strife,
OF the fearful and dangerous battle Of life,
For II Is right
That life be bright
To the child.
For the sake of the children, sing Q song,
Though the tide Of grief in your heart be strong;
In dependency bow not your head TO the dust,
Lift your heart TO the Esther In Heaven and
trust;
That you be true
And brave IL due
To the child.
For the days OF youth are the ago Of gold,
And would you from tho children one pleasure
withhold
Il the path they must tread such sunlit way,
That, with clouds, you would darlken the dawn
Of their dayi
Youth and its boon
II lost 30 soon
To the child.
-JdDes Gsddss. n Good Housekeeping.
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There are 500. 600. 600 invested 10
the watch industry in TINS country.
The canning and cvaporating BUSH
ness is rapidly extending in the South.
The eggs OF single sturgeon,
counted by Frank Buckland, numbered
92l, 600 and weighed forty-five pounds
-ArkansaU Trcucler.
"A French psychologist has been
endeavoring by experiment TO gain
light ~ to the effect Of baths upon the
system. He finds that cold baths I'M
crease the demand OF tho system ior
oxygen, and 80 affect the action OF the
lungs ~ to double or treble the quantity
of air passing through them IN gwen
time.-M r Ledger.
-Anovel aid to instantaneous pnosoe-
raphy has been devised BY two Berlin
chemists. It consists OF an explosive
powder made OF pulverised magnesium
chlorate OF potash and sulphide OF anti
mony. When this Is ignited 1t will
illuminate tho darkest room with
fash lasting only one-fortieth OF
second. but long enough to obtain .
photograph Of person or object in the
! apartment.
Salt brine is used in Sheffield. Eng,
| for hardening steel, says an exchange.
The mixture improves with age and
use, and to such an extent that its value
is largely increased. In some cases
these tanks are fifty years old, and
l a.
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-Whitelaw Reid, - organ-gr1nd-
er-in-chief in America, attempts ia
make out that il the Republicans were
IN power every man appointed to Of
fee would be q good one. There il no
need of overhauling history to rsfute
this nonsense. Harvey. the forger.
Just sentenced to prison for twelve
years. was appointed on Mr.. Reds
recommendation. IL Chicago Herald.
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PAWN-TICKET FAKIRS.


uow the Thing 10 Done-Ths Hungry
Young Msn and the Cooperative
Broker--Twsnty Dollars on .
Two-Dollar watch.
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dropped on. lou sec the pawnbroker' 3
clerk. and sometimes the pawnbrokers
do it themselves. fake up the tickets
and give them to US. We sell them,
and al we gets clean profit OF course,
we only sell to people who look ~ IL
they could pay the price on The ticket
and wouldn't like to Be showed up for
dealin' in pawn tickets. And i'll strange
that nearly every man thst's got
plenty Of money in his pocket II jump
at the chance Of getting ahead Of poor
devil on the pawn-ticket business.
The pawnbroker puts up something
that's not worth the interest," and 90
nearly all he gets is clean profit
There's dozens Of 'em doing the busi-
ness. II they're bowled out they crawl
through it by swearing that the money
was loaned by clerk who's been
bounced for dishonesty. or some other
way, or they'll accuse the party with
trying to cheat them by ringing the
changes. The biz is just as full Of tricks
~ IN eggs full of meat"
BY this time the party had entered
the pawn shop. The fakir held .
whispered conversation with the young
man behind the counter for some mo
ments. when that virtuous young man
said. with honest indignation in his
| tones:
'tset out Of here you ,loaferA That
Teller there" pointing to the victim,
WAS u here Just now trying to ring
thssh4ees on me. y yer stay here